The phrase "graduate internship" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an internship specifically designed for recent graduates or students who have completed their degree.
Example: "After completing my degree, I applied for a graduate internship at a leading marketing firm to gain practical experience."
Alternatives: "postgraduate internship" or "entry-level internship."
We are also running our graduate internship scheme this summer.
Applications for the graduate internship scheme go live on 30 April.
I also did some temp work (data entry) and am now on a graduate internship.
A couple of weeks before graduating last June, I was offered a HEFCE-funded graduate internship at a university — the scheme was designed to bolster graduates' employability skills.
His proposals would lower the minimum academic standard for a superintendent from a master's to a bachelor's degree, and waive additional requirements, including a 150-hour graduate internship in educational leadership and passing a superintendent's assessment.
This year UAL is launching a graduate internship scheme: the university will match half the cost of a graduate salary (at the London living wage), leaving the company with only half the salary to pay.
The graduate internships debate has evolved - but not in the way many of us had hoped for.
A suite of graduate internships was also offered, as well as 2-week Grad2Director programme supporting graduates to develop a start-up.
The program supports undergraduate and graduate internships, research affiliates, research assistants, and postdoctoral fellows.
The program supports undergraduate and graduate internships, UROPS, research affiliates, research assistants, and postdoctoral fellows.
A separate Guardian analysis of a graduate internships job board run by the Department for Business Innovation and Skills reveals that more than half its adverts are for unpaid or expenses-only internships – placements that could breach employment laws.
